There’s a simple question that can change how everything feels after you’ve written a book.
Not a forever question.
Not a scaling question.
Not a “what am I building for the next ten years?” question.
Just this:
Where could I help a little bit more?
That’s it.
You’re not trying to capture the world.
You’re not designing the perfect business model.
You’re not locking yourself into the one thing you’ll do forever.
You’re just identifying the next thing.
And that question alone removes a lot of pressure.
Because when you stop asking “What’s the whole plan?” and start asking, “What’s the smallest way I could help a little more?” something important shifts.
You reset where you’re coming from.
And once you reset where you’re coming from, you can begin to move forward.
So let me give you that question again:
If my book were already helping people, what’s the smallest way I could help them a little more?
If you’ve been feeling behind…
uncertain…
or overwhelmed after writing your book…
I want you to hear this clearly:
You’re not late.
You’re just standing at the part of the path most people don’t talk about.
And there is a calm, sustainable way forward.
If you want a simple, evergreen way to think about what comes after the book, I share more like this inside my Substack.
You can explore it anytime at:
BookToBusinessBlueprint.com
This is about giving yourself room to breathe again.
